Robin wrote:
Actually after I switch freeradius authentication to RouterOS, the issue will disappear.
Well... the RADIUS server never talks to the PPPoE server after the Access-Accept. So *anything* that happens after that is the responsibility of the PPoE server.
I just set num_sql_socks from 50 to 256 in sql.conf and set max_connections from default 100 to 500 in Mysql. It follows that part of issue users' report symptom of break stream disappearing temporarily.
The only way the SQL sockets affect users is *during* the login process. If FreeRADIUS can't access the DB because all of the sockets are in use, it will reject the user. If the user gets an Access-Accept, it doesn't matter if there were 50 SQL sockets, or 50,000 SQL sockets. Alan DeKok.